In The First Spider-man, At The End

As With Sound, Images Are Subjective. You And I May Not See The Same Color Red As Red, But We Will Probably Agree That The Image On The Screen Is A Digital Image Or Film Image, Based On Contrast, Bit Depth, And Refresh Rate.

I Come From An Era When We Had To Figure Out How To Bolt A Camera To A Motorcycle Or An Airplane Or Dig A Hole And Find A Canyon Deep Enough To Repel Into It So That We Can Capture Images That Were Real.

With The Advent Of Digital Imaging I Made The Transition From Trying To Figure Out How To Do Things To Creating Objects, Characters And The Whole Cloth. It Kind Of Freed Up The Analytical Part Of My Brain And I Had The Opportunity To Use More Of The Creative Side Of My Brain For How Things Interact With Light And Integrate Into Stories.

You Had To Make A Camera Look Like It's Traveling At 300 Mph, But You Couldn't Make It Actually Travel At 300 Mph So You Had To Slow Everything Down And Build Devices To Do That. So You Were Constantly Engineering.

It's Easy To Create Something That Has A Lot Of Luster, But It's Very Hard To Make Something That Has A Lot Of Depth.